By BOB HOOVER Plaudits go to the South Park Theatre for taking on this difficult play about American history by playwright and screenwriter Melanie Marnich. Known for her work on the HBO series Big Love, Marnich has also written plays produced at leading… Read More ›
An initially comic and ultimately tragic look at how individual women find employment within a system more concerned with profit than safety.” ~ Variety These Shining Lives, by playwright Melanie Marnich, is based on the true story of Catherine Donohue, who begins… Read More ›
By SHARON EBERSON She Loves Me is a sheer delight of a rom-com musical, with themes and characters so vivid, it defies its 1930s roots. The 1963 musical stems from a list of beloved adaptations of the 1937 Hungarian play… Read More ›
By BRITT HAEFELI New York City is all a buzz as our main character Greg finds a stray dog in Central Park. She is a street-smart Lab / Poodle mix, a Labradoodle, who Greg decides to keep and names Sylvia…. Read More ›
Reviewed by Dr. Tiffany Raymond, PhD South Park Theatre brings Ken Ludwig‘s Gods of Comedy to the stage. This rompish affair pairs Greek gods with mere mortals, and hilarity ensues. Daphne Rain (Amanda Weber) is a type A classics professor on a summer… Read More ›
South Park Theatre recently announced their six show 2023 season. Its too early for a lot of details regarding auditions, cast and creatives, as the first show doesn’t open until May 4th. We have however pulled together a short synopsis… Read More ›
Miserable Creatures, at South Park Theatre through Nov. 5, is the latest from James Michael Shoberg, who for more than 20 years has been reimagining well-known fantastical stories for mature audiences with “dark tastes.”
To see the full season’s listings by company click here. Or you can click on the 22-23 SEASON BY COMPANY menu button at the top of the screen. Our listing is updated often, so please check back periodically for additions… Read More ›
South Park Theatre is back and going strong with a jam packed season. Executive Director Lorraine Mszanski also let us know the theatre has “recently undergone some huge renovations – the building has new siding and has been entirely repainted,… Read More ›
Abandoned desires, neglected selves, and—as is always the case with anything Agatha Christie has her hand in—intrigue and cunning deceit, run amok in South Park Theatre’s production of The Stranger. Set in a seemingly quaint London village, the play, adapted… Read More ›
